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643657-FY26/27-Pride-MM256-10.19.26-KB

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Nurses Across New York Loan Repayment Program - Cycle 3

Solicitation # 2140321

The Nurses Across New York (NANY) Loan Repayment Program Cycle 3 is a grant initiative managed by the New York State Department of Health to address nursing shortages in underserved communities. The program provides funding to repay qualified educational debt for registered professional nurses (RNs) and licensed practical nurses (LPNs) who commit to working in medically underserved areas or serving underserved populations within New York State for three consecutive years. The service obligation period runs from July 1, 2027, to June 30, 2030, requiring a minimum of 144 hours of direct clinical patient care per month. Total available funding for this cycle is 3 million dollars, with individual awards providing up to 25,000 dollars for RNs and 10,000 dollars for LPNs. Funding is distributed over the three-year term, with 30 percent awarded in the first year, 30 percent in the second, and the remaining balance in the third. Eligible applicants must be U.S. citizens or lawful permanent residents, hold the appropriate New York State licensure, and have no professional disciplinary violations or federal health service breaches. The program prioritizes newly licensed nurses, allocating approximately 50 percent of funds to those licensed for two years or less and 50 percent to those licensed between two and five years. Applications are evaluated on a pass/fail basis and reviewed in the order they are received via the Alchemer web platform. Required documentation includes an employment attestation signed by an authorized representative and educational loan statements dated within 90 days of submission. The response deadline for this solicitation is January 13, 2027.

NYS Department of Health

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Development and Maintenance of Human and Animal Food Rapid Response Teams

Solicitation # PAR-27-014

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is issuing a Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) under solicitation PAR-27-014 to develop and maintain Rapid Response Teams (RRTs). These teams are designed to unify federal, state, and local human and animal food (HAF) emergency response efforts to improve the national integrated food safety system. The scope of work focuses on strengthening the links between epidemiology, laboratories, and regulatory components to enhance foodborne illness detection and prevention. This is achieved through the implementation of Incident Command System (ICS) and National Incident Management System (NIMS) principles, conducting root cause investigations, and aligning with presidential initiatives to Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) and Make Our Children Healthy Again (MOCHA). This is a cooperative agreement with a total program funding of 6.5 million dollars and an expected 28 awards. Individual awards are capped at 360,000 dollars per year for a maximum project period of five years. Recipients must meet annual deliverables, including publishing one significant investigation report, presenting at national RRT teleconferences, submitting a Capability Assessment Tool, and conducting at least one joint exercise. Evaluation is based on scientific and technical merit, with a specific funding preference for applications aligned with FDA Public Health Pillars and a high value placed on established relationships between member agencies. Applicants must maintain active registrations in SAM, eRA Commons, and Grants.gov, and adhere to NIST Cybersecurity framework standards for data protection.

Food And Drug Administration

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National Produce Safety Partnership Program

Solicitation # PAR-27-010

The National Produce Safety Partnership Program, solicitation PAR-27-010, is a cooperative agreement issued by the Food and Drug Administration under the Department of Health and Human Services. The program aims to improve the safety of fresh produce and prevent produce-related illnesses by advancing the implementation of the Produce Safety Rule (21 CFR Part 112) and Executive Order 14212. With a total program funding of 34 million dollars and an award ceiling of 12 million dollars, the agency expects to make approximately 56 awards. The scope of work involves implementing regulatory activities, coordinating incident responses for produce-related outbreaks, and ensuring conformance with Produce Regulatory Program Standards. Funding is structured in bands based on the applicant's verified farm inventory and selected program tracks, with maximum eligible funding ranging from 320,000 dollars for the smallest inventory band up to 1.34 million dollars for the largest. Additional funding is available for outreach, technical assistance, and specific program tracks. Awards are discretionary and based on technical merit, fund availability, and relevance to program priorities, with a preference for applications aligned with the FDA's Public Health Pillars. Applicants must submit electronic proposals via Grants.gov, including a detailed organizational structure and a project narrative that outlines their strategy, planning, and risk management approaches.

Food And Drug Administration

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Community Health Monitoring ServicesThe Community Health Monitoring Services subcontract, issued by the Environmental Protection Agency, focuses on protecting populations exposed to hazardous substances within EPA Brownfields Revolving Loan Fund projects. The selected provider will be responsible for conducting health screenings, monitoring and enforcing institutional controls to prevent human exposure, and coordinating closely with local health agencies. To ensure regulatory compliance and public safety, the work must be performed either by or in direct coordination with a local health agency. Key deliverables for this engagement include the submission of detailed health monitoring reports and institutional control compliance logs. Interested parties should note that the solicitation was posted on November 2, 2026, with a response deadline of January 21, 2027. The project falls under NAICS code 923120 and is designed to support prime contractors in maintaining rigorous health and safety standards for affected communities.

Environmental Protection Agency

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Healthcare Workforce Development and Training Incentive

Solicitation # BPM007849

The Healthcare Workforce Development and Training Incentive solicitation, issued by the Arizona Department of Administration State Procurement Office for the Office of Economic Opportunity, seeks a contractor to administer a program focused on healthcare workforce growth. The contractor will be responsible for the administrative execution, monitoring, and reporting of sign-on and retention incentive contracts, utilizing an 8,000,000 dollar pass-through pool for direct disbursements. Key deliverables include the deployment of an intake and eligibility system, the creation of a program management and mobilization plan, and targeted recruitment efforts through rural community colleges, public universities, and career and technical education programs. The scope also encompasses participant support services such as career counseling, upskilling assistance, wellness programs, and professional development. Evaluation of proposals will focus on the contractor's method of approach, specifically their network footprint in rural Arizona, their rural fit interview protocols, and their ability to maintain a data error rate below 0.5 percent for reporting. The contract requires a fixed-price structure, explicitly prohibiting cost-reimbursable or time and materials pricing. Applicants must provide a letter of insurability, evidence of financial stability, and at least three client references from the last five years, including at least one public sector project. The Office of Economic Opportunity will oversee the acceptance of deliverables, requiring any corrective actions to be cured within ten business days of notice.

Office of Economic Opportunity

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Provincial Medical Lead – Access to Kidney Transplant and Sustainable Kidney Care, Ontario Renal Network

Solicitation # rfi_2041

The Government of Ontario, through Ontario Health, has issued an Expression of Interest under solicitation number rfi_2041 for a Provincial Medical Lead for Access to Kidney Transplant and Sustainable Kidney Care within the Ontario Renal Network. This procurement is intended to identify qualified leadership to oversee kidney transplant access and sustainable care initiatives across the province of Ontario. The solicitation was posted on October 29, 2026, with a response deadline of November 30, 2026. As this is an Expression of Interest, there is no specified contract value, ranking system for awards, or detailed pricing structure provided at this stage. Interested parties are directed to the procurement contact, Rachel White, and must submit their interest by the specified closing date.

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Tri-Cities Health and Wellness - 2027

Solicitation # TCHW-2027

The Tri-Cities Health and Wellness - 2027 solicitation is a legislatively directed spending item administered by the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services. With a total program funding of 2,100,000 dollars and one expected award, the contract focuses on the financial and programmatic management of health and wellness services. The scope includes a detailed construction and renovation timeline spanning from April 2025 through project close-out in July 2026, covering mobilization, demolition, equipment procurement, and mechanical system upgrades. The grantee must adhere to strict reporting and compliance standards, including 2 CFR 200 procurement guidelines and FASB ASC 58 financial reporting. Key deliverables submitted via EGrAMS include monthly Financial Status Reports with supporting receipts, a Fiscal Questionnaire due within three months of the start date, and a Year-End Narrative Report due around October 15. Oversight is maintained through MDHHS monitoring activities and site visits, typically provided with 30 days notice. Additionally, the grantee must comply with federal debarment regulations under 2 CFR 180, maintain patient record confidentiality per the Public Health Service Act of 1944, and adhere to comprehensive non-discrimination policies.

Administration - Operations

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PHPA 4166: Maryland Volunteer and Professional Firefighters Innovative Cancer Screening Technologies Program

Solicitation # BPM058949

The Maryland Department of Health, Center for Cancer Prevention and Control, is offering grants through the Maryland Volunteer and Professional Firefighters Innovative Cancer Screening Technologies Program (PHPA 4166/BPM058949). This initiative provides funding to local fire departments, volunteer fire companies, and volunteer fire associations to procure and administer innovative cancer screening tests, such as genetic tests, imaging, or specialized medical procedures, that are not typically covered by insurance or provided during routine physicals. The program is specifically for Maryland-based professional and volunteer firefighters, with a total funding cap of $900,000. The performance period for the grants is scheduled from March 1, 2027, to June 30, 2027. Eligible applicants must submit their proposals via the eMaryland Marketplace Advantage portal by November 20, 2026. Applications are required to be submitted in two separate volumes: a Project Narrative and a Budget Justification. Grantees are expected to assemble a local healthcare team to oversee the screening process and prioritize firefighters at the highest risk for cancer. Funding is provided on a reimbursement basis, and awards will be distributed pro rata based on a weighted evaluation of the identification of screening tests, the project implementation plan, the healthcare team, and the prioritization of participants. Compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act and various federal regulations, including the Single Audit Act for those expending over $750,000 in federal assistance, is required.

Maryland Department of Health

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Notice of Change: Grants Administration Information added for NCI's Participation on PA-27-036, NIH Research Education Program - Research Experiences (Parent R25 - Clinical Trial Not Allowed)

Solicitation # NOT-CA-26-019

This Notice of Change, identified by solicitation number NOT-CA-26-019, updates the NIH Research Education Program - Research Experiences (Parent R25 - Clinical Trial Not Allowed) under PA-27-036. The primary purpose of this amendment is to incorporate specific Grants Administration Information regarding the National Cancer Institute's participation in the program. The update specifically modifies Section VII, Agency Contacts, to include the Office of Grants Administration for the National Cancer Institute as a financial and grants management contact. No other changes have been made to the original PA-27-036 guidelines. Interested parties can coordinate with the Center for Cancer Training or the Office of Grants Administration for further inquiries.

National Cancer Institute

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Healthcare Preparedness Program

Solicitation # DPRE27HPP

The Healthcare Preparedness Program, solicitation number DPRE27HPP, is a grant opportunity offered by the New Jersey Department of Health to support the sustainment and further development of Healthcare Preparedness Program Healthcare Coalitions. With an estimated total funding amount of 800,000 dollars, the program is open to specific eligible entities, including New Jersey-based acute care facilities, academic medical institutions, accredited institutions of higher education, and non-profit healthcare or public health professional associations with statewide jurisdiction. The award period for this program is scheduled from January 1, 2027, through June 30, 2027. Applicants must follow a strict submission process via the System for Administering Grants Electronically (SAGE) under the program name DPREMS HPP Coalition 2027. Mandatory requirements include creating a SAGE account, submitting a Letter of Interest as specified in the Request for Applications, and attending a required Technical Assistance Call. All final applications must be submitted through SAGE by the deadline of November 13, 2026. Administrative inquiries are directed to Karen Fox in Grants Program Coordination at the New Jersey Department of Health.

NJ Department of Health

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County Environmental Health Act Grants (CEHA)

Solicitation # https://dep.nj.gov/grantandloanprograms/county-environmental-health-act-grants-ceha/

The County Environmental Health Act Grants (CEHA) is a state-level funding opportunity provided by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection. Falling under the environment category of the New Jersey Grants Management Office, this program is designed to support environmental health initiatives within the state. Applications for this grant are accepted on a rolling basis, meaning there is no fixed closing date for submissions. Interested parties can find full program details and application instructions through the official NJ Department of Environmental Protection website.

NJ Department of Environmental Protection

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27EHSCARHTPRURALPARTNERSRFA: Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP) Rural Partners RFA

Solicitation # BD-27-1039-EHS01-EHS01-134186

The Massachusetts Executive Office of Health and Human Services is implementing the Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP), a five-year federal investment of 800 million dollars designed to strengthen healthcare access, improve population health, and advance long-term well-being across rural Massachusetts. This solicitation invites qualified rural facilities, providers, municipalities, and community organizations to apply for technical assistance, planning support, and direct grant funding. The program is structured around seven initiatives, with this specific request for applications covering six key areas: population health advancement, innovation in rural care models, healthcare training through the THRIVE initiative, healthy rural communities, technology interoperability and connectivity, and facility modernization and re-use. Eligible entities can request varying levels of funding based on their role, with rural hospitals eligible for up to 2.5 million dollars in capital funding, rural primary care sites receiving between 500,000 and 1.5 million dollars, and other specialized networks or projects receiving smaller targeted awards. The initial participation period runs from October 30, 2026, through September 30, 2027, with future participation subject to new procurement processes. Applications must be submitted via COMMBUYS, and the final deadline for responses was established as November 9, 2026. Awardees will be subject to performance and fiscal monitoring by the agency to ensure transparent use of funds and continuous quality improvement.

Executive Office of Health and Human Services

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AI Contract Overview

This award notice pertains to contract 643657-FY26/27-Pride-MM256-10.19.26-KB, issued under solicitation number EP613420. The agreement is managed by the Florida Department of Health, representing a state-level organization. The contract was officially posted on October 21, 2026. Further administrative details and purchase order specifics can be accessed through the Florida Department of Financial Services portal.